Is it safe for pregnant women to get RMT massages?
Yes, RMTs often offer customized prenatal massage that is both safe and good for pregnant women.
Can RMT massage help with post-surgical recovery?
Yes, RMT massage can help with post-surgical recovery by relieving pain, increasing blood circulation, and boosting healing. Consult our RMTs in Etobicoke.
How can I book an appointment?
You can call us at 416-252-4855 or book an appointment online through our scheduling system.
Do I need to choose a service before booking?
If you’re unsure which service may be suitable for your needs, contact our team to discuss your concerns and available appointment options.
Can I do exercise on my own?
Yes, you can perform the recommended exercises on your own. But this is contingent on your physical condition and knowledge of your treatment. After consulting with your Physiotherapist, you can perform the exercises on your own. This can help speed up your recovery and ease the pain.
Will physiotherapy treatment hurt?
Some exercises or hands-on techniques may cause mild, temporary discomfort, but treatment should remain within your tolerance. Tell your physiotherapist if something feels painful or uncomfortable so it can be adjusted.
How soon can I get a physiotherapy appointment?
Appointment availability varies. Contact Waterfront Physio & Rehab or book online to check the next available appointment.
Do I have to go to the clinic where my doctor recommended?
NO. You have the right to chose your own physiotherapy clinic. It is wise to chose a clinic close to your home or work as most physiotherapy treatment plans require multiple return visits.
How soon will I get better?
We usually expect significant improvement within the first 2 weeks of your treatment plan. There are many factors that can effect your rate of recovery. Some of those are: Frequency of your visits Duration of your visits Adherence to your home exercise plan Avoidance of injury causing activity/position Duration of...
Will physiotherapy help my condition?
In majority of cases Physiotherapy has shown to be significantly helpful. Research consistently shows that physiotherapy helps recover from most orthopaedic conditions and furthermore helps reduces the possibility of re-injury. After the initial assessment, we will be able to determine if physiotherapy will be helpful. If our Physio treatment is...